GPH Book Club
We are delighted to welcome you to our community of book enthusiasts! Our book club serves as a platform to connect with writers, authors and readers, facilitating discussions on inspiring stories, sharing perspectives and fostering collective growth.
About Us:
GPH Book Club prioritizes capacity building in editorial review, intellectual property, legal infrastructure as revised, tech-efficiency, including digital books, readers and multimedia development. The GPH Book Club is a virtual book club that utilizes online platforms for discussions and connecting authors and readers. Members are expected to convene via Zoom, Google Meet, or social media groups on the first Tuesday of every month for an open discussion, guided Q&A sessions, or a combination of both, addressing publishing logistics such as reading selected books and attending discussions. Our book club serves as a platform for individuals who share a passion for reading, learning, and community building. We hold virtual meetings every Monday of the month to discuss a selected book, swapping thoughts, insights, and experiences, dependent on engagement.
What to Expect:
Alternate schedule events may be held in a library, home, or bookstore. A team consisting of leadership, host, authors, and guests sets the agenda and keeps the group on track. Members choose the book, frequently employing a rotating selection process. The GPH Book Club may utilize local libraries, purchase books, or employ digital platforms. Open, respectful discussion is encouraged. Joined members are assumed to have consented to receive emails, texts, social media notifications, or messaging apps from the leader. Learn more>>> Building an Author's Platform | Book Genres | Types of Book Illustrations | Advanced Reader Copy (ARC) | Book Publishing Press Release | Request for Endorsement letter | Request for a Book Review | Author Branding | Book Launch To-do List | Wikipedia reading
- Monthly Book Discussions: We'll dive into the selected book, exploring themes, characters, and plot twists.
- Diverse Perspectives: We anticipate that members will come from diverse backgrounds, bringing distinctive insights and experiences to our discussions.
- Supportive Community: This is a conducive setting to share your thoughts, ask questions, and learn from others.
- Fun Activities: We'll occasionally host author interviews, book giveaways, and other engaging events.
Get Started:
- Introduce Yourself: Share a bit about yourself, your favorite books, and what brings you to our community.
- Book Selection: Check out our current book selection and join the discussion.
- Stay Connected: Stay informed about upcoming book recommendations and community news.
Let's Get Started!
Should you have any questions or need support with getting started, do not hesitate to reach out to us. We are thrilled to welcome you on board and look forward to our forthcoming engagement!
Warmly,
GPH Book Club Team
P.S. Stay tuned for our upcoming book selection and discussion schedule!
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